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q. A journal look-up returns all journal entries available for a specific patient
and can be requested from any display panel.
They system has to be made easy to use and reliable
11. Assign each requirement section to one or more of the following categories:
Functional Requirement
Quality Requirement
Implementation Requirement
Hardware Requirement
No Requirement
12. Check if it is possible to meet the requirement in question.
13. Check if the information given by each requirement section is consistent. In
the solution table either ''Yes'' has to be entered, or the number of the
requirement section being in contradiction to the current one.
14. Check if the information given by each requirement section is unambiguous.
15. Check if the implementation of the requirement in question can be verified in
the system, when the development has been finished.
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Further Reading:
'Software Requirements Revision, Objects, Functions and States', This topic discusses the latest,
highly practical research results from requirements arena (Alan M Davis, 1993, Prentice
Hall).
